Mayor De Blasio Case

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Host Brian Lehrer's morning conversation with Mayor Bill de Blasio was an interesting one that many liberals in New York City would be satisfied with hearing.

Mayor de Blasio argued that the federal law is both morally and practically important for the residents and visitors in New York City. The Mayor stated that New York has corporate with Homeland Security when it came to illegal immigrant issues. He stated that there is a sheet of 170 offensive-serious and, violent crimes that New York has been following in past years. In short, illegal immigrants that do any of the crimes that are on the complied list, will be deported for the safety of New York. He then argues, that Trump's enforcement against the actions that have been taking place against undocumented immigrants does not make sense. …show more content…
It was also great to hear the Mayor state that he did not know something, rather than making up information in the spur of the moment - something many people unfortunately have tendencies of doing. Lastly, the Mayor de Blasio supported, with facts, his reasoning’s as to why he believed he will defeat Trump in court - should Trump's executive order against undocumented immigrants affects New York negatively. Mr. de Blasio kept it very

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